What happens when a language spoken by millions is nearly invisible online?

Camille Fabo, a PhD candidate in the International and Comparative Education Program at Teachers College, Columbia University, and Editor-in-Chief of CICE, is joined by Zhijiao Gao, a master’s student in the Clinical Psychology Program at Teachers College, for a discussion about invisible information and linguistic (in)justice in Large Language Models. Their guest is Dr. Saurabh Khanna, Assistant Professor of communication science at the University of Amsterdam and Research Fellow at the University of Oxford.

The podcast was created and produced by Camille Fabo and Zhijiao Gao. Original theme music was created by Michael Bellamy. Special thanks to the Digital Futures Initiative at Teachers College, Columbia University and the Columbia Libraries. All views expressed on this episode are those of the speakers and do not reflect the views of Teachers College or Columbia University. CICE: The Podcast is a part of Current Issues in Comparative Education, an open-access journal in the field of comparative and international education. CICE is the oldest open student-led journal in the field.

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